Top Asia Holidays in 2026

Discover the foodie highlights of Beijing’s old hutongs (1,000-year-old alleys and courtyards) on this private culinary adventure. The narrow, unnamed streets can make navigating feel like a maze, but exploring with your guide makes things easy. As you soak up the atmosphere, you can look forward to trying dishes ranging from Mongolian hot pot to fresh noodles and barbecue, all paired with local beers and sodas.

You don’t need snow to create a Christmas feel. Experience the magic of the festive season amid the tropical heat on the ever-popular Big Bus Christmas Light-Up Tour. Cruise past some of Singapore's most iconic landmarks in an open-top bus, then savor the sparkle of over 37 miles (60 kilometers) of lights scattered along two miles (three kilometers) of road. Available on selected nights from November 22 to December 30.

Explore the Vietnamese countryside on an intimate small-group tour (max. 8) from Hanoi. Visit a range of natural and cultural attractions in the Ninh Binh area, including Mua Cave, the ancient capital at Hoa Lu, and the rice fields of Tam Coc. Hike the steps to the top of Lying Dragon Mountain, cycle through beautiful countryside, and cool off with a refreshing swim. A must for active travelers.

Experience the Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival on a day trip from Seoul.  Relax with other group members in cozy private transportation from your Seoul hotel.  Upon arrival, you’ll receive fishing equipment and tickets from your guide, along with a tutorial.  You can have your fresh catch prepared at a local restaurant (at your own expense) and try other winter activities such as skating and sledding.

If you prefer the Anthony Bourdain style of travel, experiencing local drinking culture, eating good food, drinking at some hidden watering holes outside of the touristy Old Quarter, talking about everything (lifestyle, history, sports, politics, culture, literature), then this is the tour for you. I've spent more than 18 years searching for the best Bia Hơi in Hanoi. Even though it's the drink that has represented Hanoi culture for over 50 years and you can see "Bia Hơi" sign at every conner but sadly there are only few places serve proper "Hanoi Bia Hơi" nowadays. So join me in a journey through some of the most special, enjoyable, hidden places to taste the real Hanoi Bia Hơi and delicious local drinking food. * I can only host this beer tour twice a week so please send me a message if you have any date inquiry * THIS TOUR CAN BE WELL ADAPTED TO VEGETARIAN

Diving into Tokyo's rich nightlife can feel intimidating for visitors to Japan. This private walking tour of the colorful, neon-soaked district Shinjuku promises an authentic Japanese experience without the language barrier or worry about etiquette. Your guide will take you to a selection of bars in the Golden Gai and to Omoide Yokocho where you will rub shoulders with locals and learn all about Tokyo drinking culture.

Start walking from Dogo Onsen Station and visit some famous spots for good fortune. While leisurely walking, think of a memorable word you like that will be made into an original Sake label later. How about a word related to Matsuyama such as Dogo, Shikoku, or Henro (pilgrimage) ? Or, it might be interesting to write your name in Chinese characters with the assistance of an English-speaking local guide. The word will be used to make an original Sake label at the Minakuchi Shuzo brewery, the only Sake brewery in Dogo. You can also enjoy tasting various Sake samples available for purchase in the store.

Cycle through Hagi's beautiful countryside to experience local life and savor scenery suited best for a slow ride. This private guided tour focuses on Japanese rice wine "sake." Learn about the brewing process, see where the rice and water are collected, and visit a local sake brewery and rice polishing facility. After the tour, guests may enjoy sake tasting at the brewery.

You should choose the "Everything Is Phở" tour with Saigon on Motorbike because each thoughtfully crafted course invites you to savor the timeless cultural heritage and culinary traditions of Vietnam in an unforgettable new light. To ensure your journey is as effortless as it is enriching, our dedicated guides will graciously provide seamless door-to-door pick-up and drop-off from your hotel.

Discover two integral parts of Vietnamese culture—without having to book separate experiences—with this lantern-making and cooking class. Join your host and a small group for a visit to a garden, where you learn about local farming practices, and continue to a market to pick up ingredients for later. Then it's on to a lantern-making workshop, followed by a hands-on cooking class where you get to whip up (and eat) a traditional Vietnamese meal.

Hoi An’s colorful lanterns are a beautiful sight in the town, and creative and artistic travelers will love the chance to make their own lantern from bamboo and silk. Receive personalized attention during a small-group workshop. You’ll be provided with the bamboo frame and can choose your own colored silk for the outside. Make your own unique souvenir to remember your time in Vietnam.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Tokyo for an exciting bar and pub crawl in the local town of Akabane—on the outskirts of Tokyo. After a hassle-free 20-minute journey from Shinjuku, meet your guide for an exciting local adventure. Instead of tourist traps, discover the places locals go, get tips on local etiquette, and learn some basic Japanese too.

Sake has been brewed in Nada since the Edo period and accounts for 30% of Japan's total sake production. Nada's location, climate, quality of rice, as well as water, all make it the perfect place for brewing sake. This tour introduces you to sake brewing and tasting, as well as food culture using sake, which we will explore as we stroll local shopping streets.

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture with this full-day private tour to the Hoi An countryside with an English speaking guide. Start the day learning how to grow vegetables hands-on at Tra Que Vegetable Village, then try fishing for crabs in a basket boat in Coconut Forest. Afterwards, learn how to make a lantern at a workshop in Hoi An.

Visit Hanoi’s top-rated craft breweries—and discover a side of the city that many visitors overlook—on this half-day, small-group tour. Don't worry about finding your own way: With minibus transit and pickup from your hotel, getting around is simple. Travel to four different breweries in one tour, and taste up to 12 beers, all accompanied by Vietnamese and Western snacks. As you go, meet fellow beer enthusiasts and learn about Hanoi's growing craft beer scene.

Shanghai’s nightlife scene changes so fast it’s hard for even regular visitors to keep up. Discover the city’s classic locations by night with a private guide and driver on this 100% flexible dinner tour. Experience the converted “shikumen” houses of Xintiandi, the colonial charm of the Old French Concession, and the majesty of the Bund. Along the way, enjoy dinner and a drink at the stylish Lost Heaven Silk Road.

TOUR PROGRAM : 8:00a.m or 14:00p.m: Our guide and driver Pick you up at Your Hotel in Hoi An or Da Nang city, Then Transfer you to Hoi an city, Next, You follow our guide to visit Japanese Bridge, Chinese assembly hall, Folklore Museum, Merchant House, Local Market, Old Quarter, During your guided walking tour around the Hoi An old town,your tour guide will explain the history of the Japanese bridge, a traditional house, a Chinese Assembly Hall, a cultural and historical museum and the central market .you will also have free time to do some shopping in Hoi An’s interesting shops. Afterwards we will take you to visit a local lantern craftsman.Here you will get a brief introduction to the history, shape, and color of the lanterns as well as the many stages of making them. After that you can make your own lantern, decorate, pack and keep it as a souvenir during the time in Hoian. Finish The tour, we send you back to your hotelin Da Nang or Hoi An city.

Immerse yourself in the nightlife of Shanghai's French concession area on this private 3-hour brewery tour. Stop at three local breweries to taste Chinese beers, accompanied by local snacks such as dumplings, pot stickers, and won tons. This private tour guarantees personalized attention from your dedicated guide.

If you are a beer lover, you can’t miss this Saigon night beer craft tour. Not only can you sightsee this gorgeous city, but also have a chance to reveal different kinds of beer. We can gather and drink in anywhere: a rooftop bar, the local beer restaurant, and even the big craft beer pub.

Discover the city of Agra in a comfortable private car for an amazing travel experience. Explore Taj Mahal and Agra Fort on a Guided tour, with option of entry ticket and Lunch at 5-star Hotel.

TOUR PROGRAM : 8:00a.m or 15:00 p.m : ( Pick up Time Can be Flexible ) :Our guide will pick you up at Hotel in Hoi An or Da Nang City, The, Transfer to Hoi An City. During your guided walking tour around Hoi An old town,your tour guide will explain the history of the Japanese bridge, a traditional house, a Chinese Assembly Hall, a cultural and historical museum and thecentralmarket. You will also have free time to do some shopping in Hoi An’s extensive range of shops and stalls.We will take you back your hotel after the tour, or you can stay in Hoi An for more shopping for AM tour (on tours in the morning) to enjoy the night market, lanterns and dinner (for afternoon tours). Enjoy River Boat ride to see How beatiful is Hoi An at day time or Night Time. Your driver will wait and take you back to your hotel later.

No previous skills are required to create your own handmade lantern, making this 2.5-hour workshop a family-friendly activity in Hoi An. Participants are provided with a bamboo frame—with multiple shapes to choose from—and shown by craftsmen how to fold the silk into a colorful lantern. Fold it flat into your luggage and return home with a unique souvenir.

Visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort without having to change hotels by visiting the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites on a day trip from Delhi. Your driver will pick you up in the morning and take you to Agra, where you'll take a guided tour of the Taj Mahal, followed by lunch at a local restaurant. You'll then visit the gargantuan 16th-century Agra Fort before returning to Delhi.

Enjoy a completely unique tour on a day trip that combines visiting the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall with a trip to Changyu Chateau, known for making some of China’s most excellent wine. Learn about the history of winemaking in China, and enjoy the landscape with its European style chateau and vineyards. Convenient round trip travel from your hotel ensures you have a designated driver at the end of your wine tasting adventure.